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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
rERRInLE ExrERIEXcE WIrH A IIDAL WE


The English steamship the Queen from Liverpool
yesterday brought among her Passengers TWO Of the
crew OF the bark Oasis, which struck by tidal
500 miles east OF Newfoundland Oh september =
one Of the men, Howard c. Mcnnott, gave u graphic
description Of the shaking up tho Oasis hal. Tho
tidal struck tho vessel twice, smashing In one 1f
the sides, breaking the nasis and tumbling over two
hlg water tanks on the mon on deck Three men w'r'
caught under the tanks ~ them being killed rom
men we're WASHED overheard Tho rest Of the crew
could not get away from the ship because the ho
boats hal been stove in. Afcr drifting thirty hours.
the oasis sighted by the NOrwcgln steamship
Kari kunOw. which carried the bark's peOpie to Lisbon
where Mennott took passage Ia Lond1n and theh'e
ham
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MN Akk-

John Wolf age ;wenty.egh. ieweler AMI cigar dealer,
mitted scre yests day az his Ihrr, house. W. olI
Ha.ey. BY cutting his throat with lie Of
uusOunl mind.
newsbov Willie Hunt. Jumped from train al
the Emmett the P-nnsvlv mia Railroad
yesterday while train In motion ani slightei with
such force that his foot s from the anSe 10 the toes
August PurgIari fourteen OF CnntOnaTe. was az
Mountan View Yesterday tending grazing mnr ted ~
end % which tet the boy, leg The
nue. becoming frightened rau away and fraggei tie 10y
1 before Il stopDed Bur-hdfd IS
PICKED sensel~ss and taken Joseph, hO-pia n
Paterson lie Thought 10 be seriously hGr internally.
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MYSTERIOUS RUu0Rs ABOUT Y0UNG wOuAl

1t now Jersey city that Jessie MeCorke the
pretty hospital whose alleged escapades with young
surgeon Christ Hospital made omethng OF scandal last
week when given she had back
ST. Phmbes Mission BROOKLYN. has really been hurried
away charitable Institution the charges
improper Intimacy that she ready make against the
young and others Tho girl II Ia sail, Is nineteen
years u age and u held In custody against her Will.
he Of the has been fonni IN alleged
the girl had friend al hers In Jersey
during the lime she from tho Rev Or. Hebbar -
house sister Alice the head oi the hospital thought At
the have been taken back To ST. PhWbe's Mis-.
Nothing bean found ont definitely about tho mat
though intlnaIed that Miss McCOrkle have been
the victim Of malpractice or something OF that sort
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LARGE REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.

THE LIST OF VOL X GREATLY INCREASED -EESt IT
or TIE THREE DAYS.
strenuous efforts made Brooklyn Yesterday to
incrrn,e the registration. Win their candidates all In
tho Held tho Republicans bad powerful arSu-
mcut 20 use with voters 20 induce Them
10 see that their recorded. Inc
efforts 10 sc, full vote regstorsi more systematic
And affective than ever before and much was doue by
IN. Election District captains appo1uicd FOR the purpose
by the General Committed.
The Brooklyn Yonns Republican Club also put forth
the same efforts has IN former years TO arouse
voters 20 ne ~ poftlnro Of rcg,tr@t.on. aud pacards
and dodgers" called pablo attention to the matter
In all par,s a. thc city move. device by the Democrat
10 direct attention TACT that n the nnal day OF
REGISTRATION VI. WAGON covered with inscriptions
which moved AT funeral through the streets car
ryuug 4 deeptOn>d bell wAirh tOllrd ~ regular
Intervals Ia view Oi tue Tact that the
II wa. suggested that THIS was fo,-bcll which was
.ouuded the oil ~ the dangerous ROCKS Ia
Another politician suggested that IL "is
to!ltug for the political funeral OF Mayor whitney
The result OF tie registration rhowed grs'uy-
ing increase Tho total i almost l2o.VOo.
Pr.-drn ll campaign ~ lS~l. when over 25olo were
recorded. Tho tota number Registered Yesterday was
3 Sol and hast year tho nual day II
MAS 333T9 fhe total FOR tho thrrs
ltys was 1889. irrrcnsr of 1l,oOJ
OVER year THE chief gains Ia the strongest lie
pnuisan w.rl-. aud nilcato u large ncrea'e III me
voi.n. strength % the party. The table appended
pared with tho three years pr"NipnH
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
PRESSURE OF BUSINESS MADE HIN RESIGN

There good deal ~ mysterious whispering
aroucd the grain ring in the Produce Exchange yester
cay vhca lcd suspicious porsoGs 10 believe that there
had been delaloaton L mysterious disappearanee'
hut after careful inquiry the mystery resolved se mo
the simple fact that Franklin Edison had Resigned AS
chairman OF the Grain Committee wha, is the secre OF
1t was In eyerybodys mouth. Mr. Edison himself sa'
yesterday THE Only thing significant in my reslsna,
ton is the fact tha my business requires my eho
time. OF mucn OF II that could not do usu.e "
matters thar might come before the committee MUCH
regret expressed that Mr. ElsOns services were
be lost on the committee which Is the most Important
he Excll
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
DRIVING CHINAMEN OUT OF TOWN


"Mayor" simon Kelly of Wrehaskcn. reported 70 tbs
Town ounci Nonay night that he HAD poisia m thes
ChnImen leave the town The Chnaneh were ahont 70
establish laundry and had engaged place when number
Oi who a living by washing heard ~ Il and
protest asaist the proposed ouiosOn
They Mayor Kelly boiy aud declared that
they woult Elav tll-ns II they allowed 10
start business They becIme 50 demon strare that
Mayor Kelly called upon The Cinnamon and induced them
aJandou their intention OF opening lSun try Tho
Mayor tlsm the they hal paid for months
rent u The Council received Mavor key's re-
port approved acton faans co ne under 'e siias
category Chinese ami Will not be allowed to settle IN tAs
ffsu
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,oVn rcrtyD PTTSTS CONVERSE

The tvcnty-hrst annual meeting Of the Long Island
Baptist Association begun yesterday in the En-
manuel Church, brooklyn. Tho annual sermon wa,
,r,achcd nv r., A. X Gcsscr. Lemuc Richard
son was reelected moderator Reports OF the work OF
the last wear were received from the churches At the
evening session the Executive Board made lts repnt'
and the mis-, OF the association detailed ny
The pastors supported by association. The body VIII
IN, I'm session io-lay and to-morrOw
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TUF rOrrrEtyrH OFF FOR GErTrSBURG

A large number Of the members OF the l4th RcSl'
ment started last evening Tor Gettysburg to attend
the unvcng Of the monument 1n the oatt'eheIu !"
the momury Of the members of the regiment WHO io''
there IN Mayor Low l. to deliver the cratic" 10
day. william Ianslun war ve'crah VINO WIS
amonr iho., nm tho way from the armury Of the rcgl
uIcnt last evening TO the train 10 convey lh'h ~
(ettysburg, was aiken Ill AT ozark ana tutoh Gus
ronL,vu and wns taken TO the FIRST Precinct Police
station where he died in shors time II Is sup
pooscd that hear, disease wa tho cause. MI. Lang
inn lived in Jersey city.
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THEIR TICKET PLEAsEs LABOR MEN.


JouS VINCENT WILL DECLINE TO KUS FOR ST.
IRENE COURT JUDGE HOWEVER
Tie United Labor party's city and county ticket was
much discussed in political circles yesterday add as
rule tho verdict In regard to 1t was quite favorable
Everyone even the labor men Themselves, admit
that stronger might have been chosen In some In
stances for example. the Justices OF the CITY Court
George W. Dease and Morris Hart. The candidate Tor
the additional criminal judgeshp, Mr.. Ienbuscher Is
considered rather young to say the least Tor -uch po
stou With these exceptions the ticket was admitted 10
be well made up
Gideon J. Tucker, the nominee for Surrogate, 10 con
sdrred strong candidate So is LoIgs f. Post for DIS
trct torncy although II WAS runered yesterday tha
In case Mr. Nico did not receive the Democratice nomi
nation and became a Citizens candidate. Mr. Post might
OF aud 1t is thought that he will poll a
large vote 70 Justice OF tho Supreme Court The other
candidates Patrick Doody who Is gsing 10 try TO take
optrol LOews place, William McCaDc, the no mlnee
for President the Board OF Aldermen and Paul Mayer
the proposed coroner all stand well Ia labor circles ana
there why they should not get the fu sup
port OF their party
Ex-Assstant District Attorney John Vincent who was
nominated Monday night by the Unlled Labor Party
for supreme Court Judge. will not accept lie said
Yesterday a TRIBUNE reporter that he WAS not cand
Tho labor leaders wero not At all disconcrrted asst
eyenpg at the report OF Mr. Vncents deolnation. Thoy
said that there wond be difficulty In hnlng plenty OF
good men position bsforo Tomorrow evening,
when tho Executive Committee Will meet TO Ill the
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pey for tho Pennsyvania Company for he Iusurs.c. =
Lives ana the Granting Of Annutiss. and whshsr ,s
property bought for tho heirs bought In 49,
not known. The property has front OF eighty ons sss
on Cnsstn st. near Fifth. and back Nin0rst
depth Of 26l feet. The bidding started at 500
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ALMOST A Suicide AT PAssAIC FALLS.

There being slciie AZ Passsic Falls In raier
snn Oh L. Il john Far
roll OF Brooklyn. visiting the Falls sunday v IN ach N
Tell deep Crevice the rocks ann died AT hos
pita the evening ch,ld tel him bnr
IA FarrsP- sister went 10 Paterson 10
he brothers tn.
with grirf that size aae attempt l. throw
c;eVCc. uer is.cnd. LED
her back just time and hurried her away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS AND MR.. NICOLI~
It's asserted by those who in position to know
that the County Democracy leaders have decided 10 ad
hero TO their original proposition to nominate James
Fitzgerald for District Attorney and DistrchAtorney
MARITIME the County Judgeship This practically
,usures their nomination Tho Tammsny leaders have
all along oonceded these aoes the County Democracy
I'm, some OF the more influential ameng them have sug
gestsd that at would DO good petcs 10 take care OF
Nieou" They saw that he popular and
dreaded the effect OF his nomination by any
o,Ssr ~ potical organization. There a
Tine when the County democracy leaders were inclined
10 waver hut circumstances nave arisen IN ihe las 10"
d,ys vhic have tended TO make them feel more con
Gsnt of carving the ticket through with Mr. Nco left
~ rvea The mention OF Mr. Nicoil's name In the Re
unca caucus as "A strong candidate for the Republican
ict.t and his endorsement by the Young Mems Demo
erauc Club have not had the effect OF ipdncin. the
Comfy acy leaders TO give him place on the
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HARD FACTS FOR VOTERS TO CONsIDEl

HARD FACTS FOX VOTERS ~ CONSi'Eh.
GOOD SHOWING or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN
UNION COUNTY, n. J.
Democrats in Union County y. j.. are in a state OF
alarm over the approaching county election This Is
true OF the members OF what IS known as tho
court House Ring" The Republicans enter the cam
paign condition regards organization IMAM
ever before Every city. aud village VIII be can
yased and Republican voters aroused 10 do their duty on
election day The Republicans succeeded last spring IN
securing control OF Board OF Freehoers The Board
has that for six years the lay judges OF the
county have drawing fees which were not allowed
under the law passed In March, 1879 II is claimed that
over So 600 paid the judges In exccss OF their
dues Under the Democratic Board last year TIE dis
burseIpeuts for the first six months were sl231|2 10
This year the Republican Board has expended pat
Sl049 showing saving To the county OF over
100000 In six months In the management OF inc
comfy Institutions reforms have also been pStI-
tuted and abuses abolished with these practca iacs
10 70 the voters the result OF Republican Iua
in only one the divisions OF the county government
Republcans feel confident that they viii secure inc
county offices OF Senator County CLERK. ShcriH ana or
r0gate. -, =, -. ..,. -..l, ~.
DemOcrats on Thursday and tho Republicans on FRIDAY
All the ureseut Democratic incnnbsnts are canfuhtts
for rrusni The ticket which is most favoapiy
copsdsred by Republicans and which will most kely be
placed in nomination at Fridays convention Is as Iol-
lows: For Senator. James L. Miller, OF "estned lot
1,o,ruiy Clerk. ex-Assembyman Frank L. sheldon or
Pathway: surrogate George T. Pairott OF EIlaDe III
Cor sheriff, John GlasDy.
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Evarts will preside. The meeting is under the auspices
of the state Committee.
mass meeting Poushkecp,ie tomorrow night Will
be addressed by Senator Hscock Coionsi r. d. Hrah'
AN MIRA Grant will there. NJ. jor Iauies a Dorh
son will speak Waveriy tomorrow VITA j. u Dir
rows of Michigan. - ...,. y, ,,h.nv
Tho coored Republican ratification meeting at Albany
to night will addressed by the Rev Dr W. H. DeIrroa
the Rev j. b. r. Smith, W. ". Thompson, the kcY Israe
I)errtcv and ". n. Johnson. AZ Troy to-n ~
DE rick Mr. smith and Mr. johnson are 10 'nNress
meetiug of conred voters Derrick IS also TO speak
at Elluira ON saturday.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRpGTPoKr-General W. n. Noble has offered 10 give to
land the approach tbs
proposed bridge the Pequonnock River.
FAIRFIELDA gang burglars attempted early Yesterday
Henry Glover but were scared away "
the
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JERSEY CITY.

James NahOnev Administrator for his son Cornens, WHO
klief New-N0rk. %u@luehanna ID Wrsteri Raj.
MAY 1886 recovered verilc VI D OUj against
10 "A the Ircut Court yesterday.
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LONG ISLAND.
wrsrCHEsTEK COUNTY.

STANDARDIZATION y. Camp negro shot another
Yesterday Tho bal strucA S.Ott between
the eyes bnt dll not penetrate the brain.
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rrprn11cAN NOMINEES IN soMERsET.

soMLRvIILE n. j.. Oct IL (Speciab.-The Somerset
County Republican Convention met TO day and by unani-
nous vote renominated senator Lewis A. Thompson.
For Assembly. Oscar Conkn was nominated. The chief
interest in the night for surrogate Peter ~
Van iuvs and Surrogate william H. Long being In the
lead On fth ballot Long declared the choice.
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OFFICIAL RETURNS OF NEwARK'5 ELECTION.
The following tho official returns OF the Newark
city election; For Mayor Joseph f. Haynes. Democrat
lO.629 Schuyler b. Jackson, Republican, 1924; WIZ
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SALE OFA LARGE HOTEL.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10 tSpecaD.-The American Hotel
sold to-day for 100000 and representative Of
Johl q. johnson signed the book. Mr. johnson Is ator
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WILL CLEVELAND COME To NEw-YoRKf

IT Is SAID Al DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS THAT
HE VILLA DESPERATE PLAN.
Tho one item OF news at Democratic state Head
onarters Yesterday was the report mat President Ceve
land will appear in the state before the close OF the cam
nagn TO stir up his friends activity. II was given out
y An officer OF the state Committee. hut no amount OF
pressure for further Information could lniuce MN OF
others to give am Of the details. The Presidents TRENDS
dsirst the sincerity o. efforts made to get tue fre'uen
TO come home for such rpose They say II WOMB n"'
only drive away his independent supporters ont "o"u
nut the burden Of defeat his shoulders. n defeat
comes as they new expect They think the invitation
deliberate attempt To get Mr. Cleveland " IN hole
Drifting around the corridors OF the Hoffman House,
the stless air about Democratic Headquarters WOMB
deceive novice into belle! that the leaders OF that
party hopeless OF success, Discouraged ana peAteh "
the outset OF the campaign. A little obaervaton how
ever dsco.es the fact that they nave nope uo'
,itc programme. a desperate plan 1hsy engaged
IN still hunt" that the favorite with GOV
ernor iIlll Their reliance the socaed liquor vote
The course or legislation at Albany last winter
they oxpect has disturbed the liquor dealers
and tue brewers aud naltsters TO such an
extent that they Will band Themselves sohiiy
ranst the Republican party In favor OF tho Democratic
an exhibition OF political power on the part OF the hqlol
dealers would lead eventually 10 the sevcrcst restrc
ment OF community woni rebel against tue dohIns
ton o, any such power But tney "'e , er
perAte and wish to retain powe, ,,- fe tSsm
No documents being issued for the Information OF
voters appeal being made TO them By arghment
No bcGg made. Tue workers or tho party
are being told that fun Is There Is plenty
Of moneys not for them al the present ufne IL
/. being guarded and boarded for desperate device On
C%airnan Murphy came down from Troy yesterday
and will remain at headquarters 10 day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

lam T. Pine Law aud Order and Prohibition a.ooi'
Hugh O. Putec,st. United Labor is6l FOR Tax o a1n
missioner Paul ". Rolrr. publican. ll,396; fhilp
Lacey Dpuo.rat. lt4S. Walter :. Campbell l|fpor
| 70i: william A. Iammer, Prohibition, 9I0.
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TRADES FAVOR THE PRoGREssIvEs.

At meeting OF the German House Carpenters Union
last night at tho OF Brlcklayers Union No H.
a joiut committee was formed to raise. by collection,
funds in aid or the Progressive Labor campaign AL
mseung OF the Journeymon Brewers Union No. /, n
resolution wa, also passed In lorsng the platform OF
the Progressive Labor party. AMI $40 was contributed
for which Is To be held at the Cooper
Union o Thursday evening Ia all oi the condemned
Anarchists.
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sUryITCU AND GEORGE TO MEET NEXT SUNDAY.

sUFyITCH AND GEORGE TO MEET NEXT SUNDAY.
I'M, arrangements for tho debate between Henry
George and sergus sbevitch completed yestsr-
day. The wost Side Antipsverty Association has taken
tho matter 10 hand. aud has engaged Harry Miners
Eighth Avenue Theatre for next Sunday night That the
society may be ont Of pocket 800 seats VIII no TO
served at twenty-five cents each. This will Just about
cover xpcnsss Each side is to have half tho number
re,erysd and also half tho seats In the building
for sale and distribution. The tickets for
the friends OF Mr. shevitch will DO red In
color ami those for the George side will be white The
tonic for discussion will be lhe single Land Tax as
bnsi, Of the Political Labor Movement
Mr. sheyitch will open tho debate In n speech three
fonrths Of an hour long which Mr. George will reply
al equal length MIR Shcvtch will speak again FOR M
teen minutes and Mr. George VIII have the same uins
for his final Summing IN large orchestra will furnish
music for the evening Speaking Will begin sharply n
d clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

VCHOICE OF SOMERSET COUNTY REPUBLICANS
The Somerset County Republicans In convention at
Plainfrld n. j.. yesterday made nominations As fol-
lows: For Senator Louis A. Thompson; for Assembly
Oscar Consling for Surrogate. William II. Long Tor
Ooroners bra Frederick Jones' Z. X. Fisher and q. H.
Van Ness.
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JOHN SwINTON TO RUN FOR STATE SENATOR.
John Swinton nominated last night by the mem
bers Of the Progressive Labor party of the With Soma
toria District The meeting held In the Germania
Assembly Rooms In the Bowory. and there large
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Town OF New Lot1
BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS STILL MUDDLED.

BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS STILL MCDDLED
Tho democratic primaries Brooklyn on Monday
cyeuing did not clear away the fog surrounding Tue
Mayoray nomination TO be ma lie on saturday night Inc
word hi. not yet passed around by tho BOSS ana
the talk Of politicians equally divided yesterday DO
tween Mayor whitney. state Controller Chaplin ana
ozark horse" Opinion inclined TO FAVOR he "s anu "
WAS remark ed that MIR Whitneys name did not appear
or. the pubc until two days before the City ConvcE-
ton In 1885. and yet tho delegates were
unanimously for him. 1t was tho same WAY
whom Mr.. Hendrix nominated In ls7''
A canvass Of the seventy-eight delegates elected Mon
day night 10y The Standard mon resulted In the follow
ing choices Whitney. "A: Chaplin. y; Qnlntard, 81
rnlerhon 3; scott. 3 and doubtful or no choice 30
Ito4s" Mclaughlin had long conference win ms
leu,unpts at his WillDughbyst headquarters yestnr
day The report aiterward that Mr. Chaplin was the
leadln. candidate
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A VIGOROUS CANVASS IN BROOKLYN.

MANY MEETINGS PLANNED-Two LIVELY ONES
LAST NIGHT.
The Republican campaign IN Brooklyn was opened
with much enthusiasm by the Young Republican Club on
Monday night sad the echoes Of the opening gun were
heard all parts of the city yesterday and the promise
OF the energetic efforts OF the club give encouragement
that It will add another victory TO the list OF those to
which II has efficiently contributed Eugene f. OCon-
nor the candidate for State senator 10 succeed Senator
Griswold opened headqu3rters at No 81 Fulton-st.
YES tcrday. lie intends 10 have the largest
majority ever gained in the district Tho
Republican Campaign Committee has arronged
the following prOgramve OF meetings In the
Academy of Music Nsnday evening OF next week, y
Y White presiding. .iayOr Low aud General ;. L.
Wooifer speak IN Turn Hall In the Sixteenth Ward
ON FRIDAY eve ding U next week: IN the tlermont Ave
me Rink saturday OF HeIi week Colonel f. d. Grant
and senators Miller 9nI !lscork 10 speak Meetings IN
the Palace Rink IN OrindSt. on Tuesday. November l.
ana IN the Clcrmont Ayruue RINK Saturday NOveu-
ber ,. will end tho campaign
Last evening largo and enthusiastic meetings were
latter which IN the ThroUp Avenue Nicwnin. tho
I-..o job son. Colonel Andrew y. Baird. Charles D.
Eniuchari Thomas F,cIic aud Eugene f. oCounor Col
ore! Baird received with great enthusiasm lie
only spoke briefly. The Republicans OF the ward promise
to roll up old time majority on election dag.
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WANTED! A GOOD SHERIFF IL NEWARK.

WANTED! A GU'JD ofITIsITT ~ NJ" n'''S'
1t is the intention OF the La and Order League OF
Sswark to corporate with similar organizations In
fr.nys and the townships TO procure IL possible the
eecon OF q sheriff who will draw grand Juries to indct
louorsclers violating the sunday laws This Is deemed
OF far more Importance than the election OF Mayor III
Newark the Sheriff having tho power to constitute
Grand Jury he plcases. The Law and order League
IN Newark went great expense to got evidence OF Su
day louor selling and numerous cases have hecn careu
On IN. Grand Jures one OF which in It's presentment,
rebuk ed the the League agents while the otncr
found indictments only the notorious cases Anu
the remainder. , H.. ,,,,,,o,. mar
The present sheriff is Democrat and has mao por
sonal associations with one OF the areest prewei. -.
NawarI WIN is also DE leader and carries the
German wards In his pocket IL Is thought hst Al - e
OH the sheriff will rally ali law aud ordei loving ro s
TO dc his duty will be elected The sherhs once
Is worth about 81 900 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN MANY PLACES
The speaking Gao ass the part OF Republicans 10
growing steadily under the pressure OF the o
snsstings In rural commuuities big mosune 70 10
bsd In this city ut Cooper Union next Saturday even
ug IN Ia addressed by Senator Frank Hscock, exsena
tsr Warner Miller. and others. Senator william d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

Golden Medical Discovery the great blood purifier
Offensive breath vanshss the use Of Dr. sagss Ca